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Medication Management

Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1988
The elderly receive more drugs than any other patient group, and those in nursing homes receive the most. However, little is known about drug action, particularly in the very old. A host of factors can alter drug action. Particular attention needs to be paid to the influence of intercurrent disease, other drugs in a particular regimen, the patient's ...
P P, Lamy, R J, Michocki
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The medical management of rhinosinusitis

Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1997
The management of rhinosinusitis depends on a number of variables related to the duration and severity of symptoms in the individual patient. Furthermore acute rhinosinusitis is managed differently than chronic rhinosinusitis. Because a variety of conservative and pharmacologic interventions are available, the physician can find it difficult to develop
M S, Benninger, J, Anon, R L, Mabry
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Medical management of obesity

Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery, 2003
Obesity is associated with elevated morbidity and death rates. The World Health Organization defines obesity as a chronic disease. The percentage of obese persons is increasing worldwide. Many different treatment modalities are available. Long-term success rates are not convincing.Overweight and obesity should be treated in an interdisciplinary and ...
J G, Wechsler, K, Leopold
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Perioperative Medication Management

Medical Clinics of North America
Medication management in the perioperative period is a critical part of the decision-making prior to surgery. While randomized trial levels of evidence in this space are scant, retrospective data and expert consensus provide practical guidance for these decisions.
Preethi, Patel, Christopher, Whinney
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